Sentence examples for seizing the possibilities from inspiring English sources

Tindall is to be congratulated for seizing the possibilities offered by Crossrail to enlarge our understanding of London.

But the themes of Coming of Age – seizing the possibilities of life, and the consequences of growing older (albeit from the perspective of a 25-year-old, rather than someone confronting mortality) run through her impressive debut album.

I think that would be a terrible betrayal of the Iraqi people, in spite of the fact that a significant minority of them have been acting like utter idiots in not seizing the possibilities for liberation that we presented them with in 2003.

There is no better time; there is no one else to seize the possibilities.

Sara Fulgoni seizes the possibilities of the wily Dalila – one of opera's great seductresses – but it is Carl Tanner's thrillingly sung Samson that provides the evening's highlight performance.

It's the inspiration that comes to us as we see someone or some group or some country seize the possibilities of what has been done, and recognize the signature of what so much more can be done.

Tchaikowsky seized the musical possibilities of these contrasted milieux with astonishing assurance.

Godard seizes the visual possibilities presented by modern 3D technology like a child handed a new Lego set.

This new Working Group will allow us build on our common values and seize the common possibilities that lie ahead of us.

Leo wasn't bothered by the possibility that seizing the mines might leave Zimbabwe even more isolated.

While Mr. Mousa seized on the possibilities of Oslo, Mr. Zubeidah was shaped by its failure.